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At CEGA, we believe that evidence should inform decisions about how development funding is spent.

Through competitive grant-making, we fund actionable research that can be used by policymakers to improve lives. We believe that grant competitions generate the highest-quality research, attract new talent and mobilize networks, and foster stewardship, transparency, and fairness. Below you can browse all CEGA-funded research projects—spanning dozens of topic areas and over 61 countries.

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The Social Science Prediction Platform

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The Social Science Reproduction Platform

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Research Transparency in Brazilian Political and Social Science: A First Look

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MetaLab: Paving the way for easy-to-use, dynamic, crowdsourced meta-analyses

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Developing a Guideline for Reporting Mediation Analyses (AGReMA) in randomized trials and observational studies

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A Large-Scale, Interdisciplinary Meta-Analysis on Behavioral Economics Parameters

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Bayesian Evidence Synthesis: New Meta-Analytic Procedures for Statistical Evidence

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Investigation of Data Sharing Attitudes in the Context of a Meta-Analysis

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Will Knowledge about More Efficient Study Designs Increase the Willingness to Pre-Register?

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Distributed Meta-Analysis: A New Approach for Constructing Collaborative Literature Reviews

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Examining the Reproducibility of Meta-Analyses in Psychology

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Using P-Curve to Assess Evidentiary Value of Social Psychology Publications

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External Validity in U.S. Education Research

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Publication Bias in Meta-Analyses from Psychology and Medicine: A Meta-Meta-Analysis

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Open Science & Development Engineering: Evidence to Inform Improved Replication Models

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How Often Should We Believe Positive Results? Assessing the Credibility of Research Findings in Development Economics

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TransparencyInstitutions & Governance

The Effects of Minimum Wage Increase on Employment and Family Income

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The State of Social Science (3S) Survey

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Open Policy Analysis of Deworming Interventions

Fernando Hoces de la Guardia | Kenya
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Open Policy Analysis of a Progressive Wealth Tax

Emmanuel Saez |
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Open Policy Analysis

Fernando Hoces de la Guardia |
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Transparency & Reproducibility in Economics

Edward Miguel |
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Evidence on Aid Impacts Using a Preanalysis Plan

Katherine Casey |
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Promoting an open research culture

Brian Nosek |
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Promoting Transparency in Social Science Research

Edward Miguel |
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Manual of Best Practices in Transparent Social Science Research

Garret Christensen |
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Conservative Tests under Satisficing Models of Publication Bias

Justin McCrary |
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Pre-Analysis Plans: A Stocktaking

George Ofosu |
TransparencyTechnology

Research Transparency in Brazilian Political and Social Science

Scott Desposato | Brazil
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Publication Bias and Editorial Statement on Negative Findings

Abel Brodeur |

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